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the major was appointed to look into the charges. he testified as to what erika told him. >> she started backing up while backing up she fell. he went down to pick her up. he said he struck her in the chin as he was reaching for her in the shoulder. >> you say the word accidentally. >> that was her words. >> she reported curtis accidentally hit her. she didn't mention anything about curtis ripping her shirt. after conducting an investigation, he concluded her charges were unfounded. >> there was nothing there to actually lead to a domestic violence finding. >> armed with that information, the defense confronted her with her own statement, but she said the document used in court was a fake. >> someone made that up. someone put those words in there. my signature should be there. my signature is not there. this is typed. this isn't written. anybody can redo this. >> then the defense did something unusual. it asked erik about other
>> armed with that information, the defense confronted erica in cross-examination with her own statement. >> but erica said the document used in court was a fake. someone made that up, someone put those words in their, my signature should be there, my signature is not there. this is typed, this isn't written, anybody can redo this. >> then the defense did something unusual. they asked erica about other accusations she's made against curtis. and she had a laundry list of complaints. >> he knows how to forge paperwork, he used my social security number to try and steal money out of my account. he knows how to get rid of evidence. he stole my daughters bicycle out of the garage. >> at one point, an overwhelmed erica, ask for a timeout. >> can i get a break police. >> but erica was unfolding, she blurted out another allegation in court against her ex. >> he was poisoning me. my hair was falling out, there were white lines on my fingers, i was extremely sick.
active. the major was appointed to look into the charges. he testified as to what erica told him. >> she started backing up. she fell. then he went down to pick her up, and wind he did she city actually struck her in the chin >> you said accidentally. where do you get the word accidentally? >> that was her words. >> erica reported curtis accidentally hit her. the major added she initially did not mention anything about curtis ripping her shirt, after conducting an investigation, he concluded her charges were unfounded. >> there was nothing there to lead to a domestic violence. finding >> armed with that information, the defense confronted erica in cross-examination, with her own statement. but eric is that the document used in court was a fake. >> someone made that. up someone put those words in. they're my signature should be there. my signature is not. there this is typed. this isn't written. anybody can redo this. >> then the defense did something unusual. it asked erica about other accusations she made against curtis, and she had a laundry list of complaints.
my signature should be there. my signature is not there. this is typed. this isn't written. anybody can redo this. >> then the defense did something unusual. asked erica about other accusations she's made against curtis and she had a laundry list of complaints. >> he knows how to forge paperwork. he used my social security number to try and steal money out of my account. he knows how to get rid of evidence. he stole my daughter's bicycle out of the garage. >> at one point an overwhelmed erica asked for a time-out. >> can i get a break please? >> but erica wasn't folding. she blurted out another allegation in court against her ex. >> he was poisoning me. there was -- my hair was falling out. there were white lines on my fingers. i was extremely sick. >> erica claimed curtis had tried to poison her and her daughter. she told police he likely put something in their orange juice but according to the defense, there was a problem with that charge. erica had never sought medical
this isn't written as an opinion. this is the president of the united states writing things that are factually incorrect to the american people about their health care. >> i think democrats can take advantage of it. it highlights the health care issue. it highlights the pre-existing conditions. >> why do democrats have to take advantage of it? the media gets slayed every which way until tuesday, why would a media organization say right on sir? >> i don't know. people criticize us for publishing things. people have to make up their own minds: i think the public is smart enough not to be taken in by it. here's the key, voters aren't stupid. this is -- let's take the house races which is the place democrats really need to turn the house, there is actual votes in the house of representatives on health care. people can say whatever they want, if you're a competent democratic candidate you are saying fine, the president said he's for pre-existing conditions. guess what, john smith here in district to -- he will allege, at least, voted to curb your
democrats are fired up saying this conference committee is a farce. they say the deal has been cut so they're trying to shut down the meeting and they're blasting the republican process. >> it did not have to be this way and it is not too late for bold members on either side to reject this reckless partisan process. work on a bipartisan basis as ronald reagan did. >> so bottom line, democrats are frustrated that the republicans are moving forward with a bill that they have not seen yet. republicans say it's not 100% done. democrats feel like it already has been cut, shep. >> shepard: so they say they're going to vote on a bill next week that still isn't written? >> well, we expect the bill will be rolled out probably friday. we're hearing there won't be scribble in the margins. here's more from paul ryan a short time ago. >> they're going through the process of dotting the i and crossing the ts and making sure